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6mm 284 reloading for long range pds
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Hello all:
This is my first post on this forum. I just built a custom Remington SA 700 in 6mm 284 with a Shilen 12 twist Number 7 contour, HS Precision stock, Jewell trigger. My purpose is to reach out however far I can to touch some distant prairie dogs, probably 700 to 800 yards. I think I want to shoot the 87gr Hornady VMax. All I have done is break the barrel in and shoot one 3-shot group. That group measured .48 inches at 200 yards. The load was 53grs of H4831. I need some more info from you guys on loads for this bullet. I have always been a speed freak, so the flatter it shoots the better. Thanks for your help.
 
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If you set up for 87 grain varmint bullets you should be close to set up for 85 grain Partition Bullets for pronghorn as well; nice choice. I've been using medium loads from the Hornady book. There are a lot of loads in Ackley's book but they're all based on older powders.

Tom
 
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I think the new Nosler manual,may have loads for the 6.5-06 IMP.You can use that data for your gun.Just don't start with the max loads..284.and 06 case pretty close in case capacity.I have been using the data for the 6.5-06,and working up for the IMP.Works well for me.
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